Balitao (lit. "to sing"): A type of folk song commonly performed during rituals and celebrations. It is characterized by its call-and-response format, where a group of singers responds to a lead singer's verses.
Soliranin: A song about life and love, usually performed by a solo singer or a small group of singers. It is accompanied by the sounds of the "angklung," a traditional bamboo instrument composed of several tubes.
Ambahan (lit. "verse"): A form of poetic chant or song, often with religious connotations, performed during special ceremonies or rituals.
Ayay: A type of lullaby or soothing song, traditionally sung by mothers to their children to help them fall asleep.
Harana (lit. "serenade"): A form of love song, often performed by men outside the windows of their loved ones to express their admiration and affection.
Salidummay: A humorous folk song that often contains playful lyrics and satirical commentary.
These vocal music forms are significant contributors to the rich cultural heritage and artistic traditions of Mindoro, reflecting the diversity and creativity of the island's indigenous peoples and their musical expressions.